Sentence examples for to interpret the evolution of from inspiring English sources
We believe that floral development is an important first step to help us to interpret the evolution of this character in the subfamily Aroideae.
This simple model has thus allowed us to interpret the evolution of PL emitted by Er-doped AlN films prepared on Si substrates by reactive magnetron sputtering.
A proposed formation process is discussed to interpret the evolution of the phases based on the effects of different NaCl concentration and NH4OH/H2O volume ratio.
I use my work in three sites (Khao Sam Kaeo [KSK], Phukhao Thong [PKT] and Ban Non Wat [BNW]) and the published data from four other sites (Khok Phanom Di [KPD], Non Pa Wai [NPW], Non Mak La [NML] and Nil Kham Haeng [NKH]) to interpret the evolution of rice in prehistoric Thailand through cultivation systems and the type of rice cultivated.
I loved the class because it offered my students a visual text to interpret the evolution of our country and its people.
These results provide a phylogenetic framework and timescale with which to interpret the evolution of the peculiar morphological, developmental, and molecular features of turtles within the amniotes.
The fossil record is to the understanding of the process of evolution what the "Rosetta stone" was to the understanding of hieroglyphics: the key to interpreting the evolution of forms.
Today's life science curators are expected to reconstruct the phylogenetic relationships of organisms and interpret the evolution of particular features based on their history, apply their phylogenies to conservation issues, and be involved in bioinformatics.
I interpret the evolution of employment from a task-based perspective, exploring ALM model's prediction.
The crystallinity and surface area of biomass were evaluated as the most important factors to interpret the structural evolution of biomass after pretreatment.
Dip sections were studied to define the stratigraphical architecture, depositional environments and sequence stratigraphy, and to interpret the sedimentary evolution of the area.
